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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 29.
Published in final edited form as: Popul Res Policy Rev. 2009 Aug 1;28(4):533–549. doi: 10.1007/s11113-008-9117-2

Table 3.

Schooling Effects Unconstrained Across Cohorts

Men Women
1 2
Enrolled in School 0.76 3.34
(−1.11) (1.31)
Enrolled in School * Born 1972–81 0.41** 0.08**
(−3.06) (−2.64)
Enrolled in School * Born 1962–71 0.79 0.20
(−0.88) (−1.68)
Enrolled in School * Born 1952–61 0.92 0.16
(−0.29) (−1.52)
Years Schooling 1.12*** 1.43***
(6.47) (5.27)
Years Schooling * Born 1972–81 0.95 0.85*
(−1.90) (−2.23)
Years Schooling * Born 1962–71 0.97 0.82**
(−1.43) (−2.80)
Years Schooling * Born 1952–61 1.02 0.83*
(0.87) (−2.49)
Cohort
   Born 1972–81 5.26*** 8.81***
(7.85) (5.64)
   Born 1962–71 2.78*** 4.99***
(6.43) (4.66)
  Born 1952–61 1.37* 2.23*
(1.97) (2.42)
Ever married 0.86 0.64*
(−1.61) (−2.47)
Father ever went to school 0.91 1.05
(−1.12) (0.31)
Mom's children ever born 1.02 1.07**
(1.37) (2.60)
Parents worked outside home 1.22** 1.43**
(2.85) (2.63)
Parents ever saw movie 0.94 1.16
(−0.86) (1.01)
Ethnicity
   Lower Caste Hindu 1.09 0.58
(0.73) (−1.73)
   Newar 0.83 0.57
(−1.24) (−1.85)
   Hill Tibetoburmese 0.84 0.97
(−1.66) (−0.15)
  Terai Tibetoburmese 0.91 1.97**
(−0.89) −2.86
Intercept 0.01*** 0.001***
(−24.24) (−18.48)
Person Years (N) 61257 78563

Coefficients are odds ratios, with significance statistics in parentheses

Parameters for the baseline hazard are estimated, but are not displayed

Reference group is Upper Caste Hindu;

Reference group is born 1937–51

*

p<.05,

**

p<.01,

***

p<.001, two-tailed tests